The Medieval Studies Program at Cornell is pleased to announce the 34th annual Medieval Studies Student Colloquium (MSSC), which takes the idea of “Subjectivities” as its theme. The conference will be held virtually over Zoom on Saturday, March 2nd, 2024. We invite proposals for 20-minute papers investigating the various subjectivities present in the Middle Ages […]
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Now accepting applications for our Mellon and Byzantine fellowships
We are pleased to announce that the Medieval Institute is now accepting applications for its Mellon and Byzantine fellowships. All details, including the Interfolio link to apply, may be found on our website: https://medieval.nd.edu/research/grants-fellowships/ Both fellowships are for the academic year of 2024–25 and are residential, here at the University of Notre Dame. Please consider applying, and […]
CANCELLED: March 23 | Fra Mauro’s Map of the World, Venice, c. 1450: A Project and a Story of Multiple Voices
‘All things should belong to one world’ Fra Mauro’s Map of the World, Venice, c. 1450: A Project and a Story of Multiple Voices by Dr. Angelo Cattaneo Moderator: Dr. Hyunhee Park (History, CUNY John Jay College and the GC) Monday, March 23rd, 2020, 4:00-6:00 PM Room 9205, CUNY Graduate Center Join Dr. Angelo […]
Due Feb. 17 | Rare Book School’s Summer 2020 Courses on Medieval and Early Modern Manuscripts
Rare Book School is currently accepting applications for its summer 2020 courses; the first-round deadline is February 17. Following are just some of our summer offerings on medieval and early modern manuscripts: The Book in the Manuscript Era, taught by Raymond Clemens (of Yale University) Advanced Seminar in Medieval Manuscript Studies, taught this year for the final time by Barbara […]
October 4th | The Public Scholar in the Precarious University: A Workshop
Please join us for two Medieval Studies events at the CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue Friday, October 4 (2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.) featuring David Perry 2 p.m., room 5409 The Public Scholar in the Precarious University: A Workshop Should academics go public? How does going public work? What are the risks of speaking […]
